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Volume 25, Number 3, 18 May 2011

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Does the Internet Reduce Corruption? Evidence from U.S. States and across Countries
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Do Labor Statistics Depend on How and to Whom the Questions Are Asked? Results from a Survey Experiment in Tanzania
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Entrepreneurship and Development: The Role of Information Asymmetries
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Getting Credit to High Return Microentrepreneurs: The Results of an Information Intervention
pp. 456-485(30)
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The Impact of the Business Environment on Young Firm Financing
pp. 486-507(22)
Authors: Chavis, Larry W.; Klapper, Leora F.; Love, Inessa

Does a Picture Paint a Thousand Words? Evidence from a Microcredit Marketing Experiment
pp. 508-542(35)
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Entrepreneurship and the Extensive Margin in Export Growth: A Microeconomic Accounting of Costa Rica's Export Growth during 1997-2007
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Authors: Lederman, Daniel; Rodríguez-Clare, Andrés; Xu, Daniel Yi

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